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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-02-17
FOUR MEN KILLED
And Eighty Horses Burned to
Death In . Livery Stable.
Failing walls Cause . Fearful Calamity
F1remsa and Citissns Buried In the
Ruins.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 9.-To-night fire WAS
discovered in the large livery stables Of
Jesse Arnot, at Ninth and Chestnut
streets. The flames spread so rapidly
among the combustibles that it was with
difficulty any of the horses could be re-
moved. About forty animals were finally
extricated from the burning building, but
eighty horses were burned to death amid
the most pitiable demonstrations Of
agony. About half an hour after
the fire broke out the west wall
fell out, letting the upper floors
down, and several men were caught
and buried. Four pipemen Of No. Engine
Company were Of the number, and one OF
them, John Fnnerty, is still under the
ruins, or supposed to be, % he can not be
found, and pipeman standing beside him
when the crash came Is sure he was caught
In the worst part. Jack McGrath, pipeman
Of the same company, was taken out seri-
ously bruised and burned. The other
hremen escaped with slight I'LL
juries. About . dozen men in all were
caught, the others being employees and
volunteers helping to carry out property.
Charley Msnsch was taken out nearer dead
than alive. He is now at the City Hospital,
and will probably die. VIM. H. Cooney,
son Of the senior member Of the Cooney
Wagon Works, was badly injured, but
will recover, as is the case also with
Wesley Emerson, an employe. Two stran-
gers, whose names could not be learned,
were dangerously injured, and were
taken to the hospital as soon rs rescued.
They were pulling out q buggy when
caught by the crash. Almost the entire
stable, building one hundred feet wide,
and running north and south from Chest
nut to Market street, and three stories
high, is now in ruins, only portions of the
two fronts being saved. The loss, as now
estimated, is fully 100000. The fire
burned very rapidly, but the horses were
for the most part suffocated before it
reached them and made little noise.
At one o'clock this morning two bodies
were taken from the ruins. One was an
employe who had not worked at the stable
very long, and whose name could not be
learned to-day. The other was Captain
Joseph schimper, foreman of tho No. 9
Engine Company. He was q married man,
about forty years old, and had been in the
department about fifteen years. He was
years ago was member Of the IA
nous Empire Baseball Club Of this
city, the crack club Of the city and State,
before the organization of the old Browns.
He played under the name OF Joe Cham
bers, and was better known in the fire de-
partment by that name than by his right
name. He was made captain Of the Skies
two years ago. Pipeman Finnerty, first
reported killed, was taken out alive and
will probably recover. The third
body taken from the ruins at two
o'clock this morning is supposed to be
Morris Linderman, head usher of the Pope
Theater. Another body, the fourth, has
just been recovered. 1t proved to be John
Gunsaullus, . painter by trade, but recen-
tly employed as street-car conductor.
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Mavna lea IN Active Eruptlon,

BAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10-The latest sd-
vices from Honolulu state that on January
Is the volcano Mauna Loa began emitting
fire, smoke and lava, and has continued
without ceasing since. The lava Is rum
ming toward the sea, and unless its course
is changed will do no serious damage.
Rev. ]. D. Paris writes from
Kaawala: "For thirty-six hours
rthquakes-tremulous jars, with pretty
hard shakes interspersed, running into
each other-and our house has seemed like
little craft or bubble floating on wave
chopped sea. While write my table
rocks so that it is with difficulty can keep
my seat and hold my pen."
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GENERAL BouLANorR.
HAS . Leader been Found TO Work Frances
Revenge ON the Hated Teuton?

HAS . Leader been Found TO Work FrancsaB
Revenge ON the Hated Teuton9
BERLIN, Feb. 1O.-The Beriiner Nachrichtsr
has authentic information that General
Boulanger, French Minister Of War, is
preparing for movement Of the troops to
the eastern frontier. Four battalions Of
infantry are to 90 to verdun and Toul, and
quarters are being prepared to receive
them. A brigade Of cavalry will also go
70 verdun, and provision trains to Toul.
Four battalions In Algiers have been or
dered to France. General Boulanger has
instructed the Military Railway Commit
tee to remain in permanent session. The
Berlin Posts Paris correspondent writes:
A deceptive calm followed your recent
article referring to General Boulanger,
but he is now more powerful than ever.
Even his former opponents are turning
toward him as the rising sun, finding It
impossible to struggle against the grow
ing popularity Of the man who Is regard
ed by the masses as the long expected
liberator. The whole country is anxious
for revanchs, and is arming silently, but
with the evident belief that the hour 10
coming.
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WABASH, md, Feb. 1S.-Mrs. Henry DUR
ham, Of Kosciuski County, whose family
was SO horribly murdered last week,
to-day fully recovered consciousness
and sat up in bed. Her mind is clear at
last, and she told the story Of the trag.
edy in clear manner, which left no room
for doubt. The story is being carefully
guarded, but your correspondent heard
from Q reliable source that 1t duplicates
Plew alone as the murderer. A mob ID
ready to form at Q few moments notice
when Mrs. Dunham's story comes oct,
which will march to Warsaw after Plew.
Sheriff Stevenson is prepared to repel
raiders with strong posse. The evi.
dence against John Wiltcomb, who was
arrested yesterday as an accomplice OF
Plew, Is rather flimsy, and he viii probab,
ly prove an alibi.
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1emb Ihrowsrs In Francs.

LYONS, Feb. 1.-TWO bombs were stimuli.
taneously exploded to-day in front of po.
lice headquarters office in this city. The
bombs struck against the railing and were
thus prevented from expending their forcs
on the building. At st. Etinne, thirty.twe
miles southwest OF Lyons, bomb was
thrown at the police station. It exploded
outside the ONCE, but with such force that
three Of the officers within the building
were seriously injured. Eight men have
been arrested for alleged completely in tho
latter outrage.
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Balls Under me Ban,

WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. 1s.-At all the
Catholic churches in this diocese to-day,
the pastors read the pronunciamento Of
Bishop Curtis, forbidding balls given with
the intention Of raising money for relig-
ious purposes, or the holding Of picnics,
fairs, excursions or entertainments OF any
kind for the benefit Of anything religious
or charitable, without the approval and
consent Of the Bishop. The decree was
received with some surprise, and created
considerable of Q sensation.
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Died From The Bite Of 4 Pei.

CLINTON, ILL, Feb. 9.-Ten weeks ago
J. T. Lane, who lived near Dewitt, was
bitten in the ankle by pet dog. Mr.. Lane
was treated by his physician and was quite
we'll until few days ago, when he was
taken with mslady which, in some re.
spects, resembled hydrophobia. He was in
such mental terror that he became violent.
ly insane, and yesterday he was brought
to this city, from where he was to be sent
to Jacksonville for treatment. He was
placed in the Jail for a short time, and
within two hours he was discovered dead
In his cell.
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Double DroWntna,

AKRON, O., Feb. 9.-Two men, one named
Daniel GAsling and the other friend of
Gisling's, name unknown, attempted to
cross the Cuyahogs river in boat Just
above Monroe Falls. Gisling's criea
brought men to the opposite bank, who
saw him clinging to the ice. They ran q
mile to bridge to get across, and just as
they got near on the other side he let 20
from exhaustion and drowned. His com.
panion was never seen after starting out
in the boat.
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Arrested for the Durham Murder.

WARSAW, IND, Feb. 1O.-Joe Plew was
arrested at Syracuse Station, few miles
east of the scene Of the Durham murder
and lodged in Jail here. Durham's pocket
book and SIS were found on
Plew's person. The pocket-book has
been fully identified, and from
his actions at the Syracuse depot there is
no doubt he was waiting for train. He
was Farmland in the employ of Dur
ham, and two weeks ago they had quar-
rel and Plew was discharged. He threat
ened to get even. Mrs. Durham is growing
stronger, but still unconscious.
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Sunday In Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, Feb. 1.-THE House
to-day passed the Senate bill repeating the
law Furnishing members Of religious sects
for engaging in secular pursuits on Sun
day who reiigiously observe one day each
week as the Sabbath. Under the existing
law there have been numerous prosecu-
tions of Second Adventists for work ON
Sunday,
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More Riotlna In Scotland,

GLASGOW, Feb. 10.-The striking miners
at Blantyre resumed rioting to-day, and
wrecked q store. Seventy Of them were
arrested. The number of men out
Of work is sixteen thousand. An appeal
states that the strikers absolutely need
assistance of SO, 600 per week 70 keep their
families from starving.
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lincoln's Hearss Burned.

Sr. Louis, Feb. 10.-Besides the pecuniary
loss which resulted last night from the de-
struction Of Jesse Arnot's livery stable,
one loss was suffered, which is irrepar-
able. The hearse in which the remains Of
President Abraham Lincoln were conveyed
to their last resting place was consumed
in the flames. This hearse was built by
Mr.. Arnot for that especial purpose, and
since that day has never been out of tho
building. Mr.. Arnot had received many Of
fers for this vehicle, but has always re-
fused to part with It, preferring to retain
1t as q sacred relic.
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BUI1ALo, N. r, Feb. 18.-Rev. o. J.
Booth, who recently resigned the rector
ship Of the Church of the Ascension, has
boon sent to the Utica Asylum ON certih-
cate signed by Drs. Coakley, Wycon and
Granger, that he can not restrain his de-
sire for stimulants. Mr.. Booth is the cler-
gyman who had the exciting encounter
with General Smith on Niagara Falls
train last month. ,rfos
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Holocaust at San Francl sec.

SAN Francisco, Feb 10.-Fire broke out
this morning at No. 169 Port street, occu-
pied as q Chinese laundry and Japanese
fancy store. 1t communicated to the resi-
dence adjoining on the west. The wash
house suddenly collapsed, burying a num-
ber of firemen. John Watkinson, fireman,
was killed, and three others were fatally
injured. It is supposed that several China
men are among the ruins,
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Arrested as ons Of NuIlIaan', llurdsrers.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Feb. ia man
calling himself F. Brooke, answering the
Official description Of one Of the assailants
Of Detective Hulligsn, was arrested here
last night by Detective ALI Burnett,
searched, photographed and all evidences
forwarded to Mayor Holcomb at Ra-
VIENNA. Two Eureka detectives pursuing
the gang near Wellsville, O., send encour-
aging reports to-day.
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About TO Stop q Revival.

PEK1N, ILL, Feb. 10.-Mrs. David Raith,
highly respectable woman of this city,
WAS taken to the asylum at Jacksonville
yesterday, having been crazed by religious
excl tement. This is the second case Of in
sanity caused by the excitement attending
. revival in progress here, and citizens are
taking steps to remove the revivslists from
the city.
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-The story of che faithful dor M

The story Of the faithful dog who
Hes on his masters grave and starves
to death Is by no means new; but Q
really true one now comes from Padu-
cah. KY. The master was Uncle Ike
Endars, an aged negro. said to be one
hundred and two years old when he
died. The dog himssh was grissled
and aged, and when the old mans body
was put In the grave the sld dog re-
fused to lesve the spot. AID there he died
the other day from exposure and hum
ger.--L0uisville Courier Journal.
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Rlddlad With Ruakshat.

LouIsvnLE, Feb. l8.-In q personal guar.
rel on the streets Of Adairville, KY, Fay
ette Troughber was riddled through the
heart with buckshot, fred from gun BY
Robert 0erham. Troughber had shot two
men before, killing one, and Gerham had
also killed man.
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Tosssd and TrampIsd by VIVA BuIIs,

CTrI OF MEXICO, Feb. 9.-Several wild
bulls broke loose to-day while being driven
through the city, and killed number Of
persons. The bulls were Of the famous
Atenco breed, and we're destined to be
used in the coming bull fights. Two Of
them entered the courtyard at National
Palace, and were shot down by soldiers.
The affair created much excitement.
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Twenty IndIetmsn,s AGAINST noks.

PEORIA, ILL, Feb. 1O.-The grand jury
here to-day found twenty indictments
numbering eighty counts against J. Find.
lay Hoke, the embezzling book-keeper Of
Merchants National Bank. These are for
forgeries of drafts and checks.
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saapsIss pists,s iss Fva,

HoPKINsvILLH, KY, Feb. 10.-News has
reached the city Of the killing Of negro
woman named Mary Sergeant by Henry
Landy, also colored, In the eastern portion
OF this county. They were swapping pistols
at each other for amusement supposing
them to be unloaded, when one barrel Of
LAndy's weapon fired, with the shove re-
suit. Lsndy became frightened, and
skipped the country. ft5
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Dependent Pen,Ion BIN Veleed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1l.-President Cleve-
land to-day vetoed House Bill No.
10,457, entitled, IAN act for the relief Of
dependent parents and honorably dis
charged soldiers and sailors who are now
disabled and dependent upon their own
labor for support"
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OIL Train Wrecked and Burned,

CoRRY, Pa, Feb. 1O-A train Of twenty
one cars loaded with oil, merchandise and
lumber was ditched near here this after.
noon, and badly wrecked. The oil cars
took fire and number of them were con.
sumed. The engineer, Adelbert Parkhurst,
was slightly injured.
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CoUIsvMLH, Feb. 9.-The body of John
Keeth, Green County, KY, was discovered
wrapped up in Q blanket In the carcass of
horse. II 10 supposed he was murdered.
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Miners Want IN Advance,

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1O.-The miners along
the Shenango and Allegheny railroad, near
Greenville, Pa, in the employ Of the
Mercer Mining Company, have notified the
managers that q strike will be inaugurated
next Monday unless the miners are granted
ten-per-cent. advance.
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Roxs, Feb. 1.-THE Pope, in response to
friendly overtures from China, instructed
Cardinal Simeoni to prepare . convention
securing complete liberty for missions and
Catholic residents in the Chinese Empire
The proposals win be sent to Pekin on the
ODD mat
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PAnUoAH, KY., Feb. 1l.-Lin and George
Narrow, brothers, Of NcCracken County,
quarreled lest night, and the latter was
cut just below the heart, It 10 thought f.
tally. The wounded man IL physician,
and both prominent cisissns. The ARRAY
was the result Of family fend sf long
standing. Lin has left the country. Both
ere sin9le men. sl'
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LONDON, Feb. 10.-Mrs. Henry Wood, the
English novelist, author Of East Lynne
and other popular novels, died in this city
to-day, aged sixty-seven years.
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Bill SUI mistiss Prohibition Passed.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb. ain the House
to-day the joint resolution providing for
the submission Of the question Of urohi-
bition amendment to . vote Of the people
was passed BY . vote of lSO to g.
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mermsas. Released from the Pen.

SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, Feb. 1O-Yester.
day Ave more of the Capitalization pris-
oners" were released from the peniten-
tiary, on their taking the oath and paying
Anes and costs.
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SANDUsKY, O., Feb. 11.-Charles Zex-
nauer, Of Middle Bass Island, was drown
ed last evening by breaking through the
ice while attempting to walk across the
lake from Middle Bass to Putin Bay. De
ceased was twenty-five and single.
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-seal.ashing Is in . decline in New

-Seal-ishing 10 in decline in New
foundlan.l. Owing to the adoption
OF petroleum to uses for which seal-oil
has hitherto been considered indispen-
sible. tho price Of that article has fall
len from el65 to e110 - ton. Cheap
Vegetable oils also compete with II.
The steamers engaged in the fishery
are likely to bc withdrawn and sailing
vessels substituted. and it IL expected
that the fishery, a. regards steamers,
Will eventually fall into the hands Of
scotch fisl'ermen. who will combine 1t
with tho summer whale fishery.
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The Trunk aIsrdsrsr On Trial.

NEW York, Feb. 1.-THE trial Of Edward
Unger, who confessed to having killed
Henry Bohle and sent his mutilated body
in trunk to Baltimore, was begun to-day.
The prisoner showed little concern in the
proceedings.
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Stvdeat Ovtrase.

LONDON, Feb. 11.-Tories among the
students have torn up by the roots and de-
stroyed the tree planted ct Cambridge
University last week by Gladsto1e. Lib
eral students threaten reprisals.
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nlsssI ihe Tasssi aaI kIIIed . D.,

MEMPHIS, TENN, Feb. 9.-About midnight
Mrs. Thompson, proprietress Of shooting
gallery, while firing ut target by looking
In mirror and aiming over her shoulder,
shot asd killed Willie Finley, Q sixteen.
year-old boy, who was employed % marker
In the GALLERY. 1rs. Thompson was not
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BOSTON, Feb. 9.-The investigation Of the
White River Junction disaster, in Vermont
shows IS persons to have been ON the
wrecked train, % Of whom were wounded,
82 were killed and II Of whom returned
~ome. This accounts for all.
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Call On csssssss iss Defense.

HARTFORD, CT, Feb. 9.-The Senate to.
day unanimously passed the resolution Of.
fered by Senator Sumner, Of Hartford,
calling ON Congress to protect the seacoast
and lskeboard States by some means Of
defensive fortifcations.
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vINcENNEs, IND, Feb. l8.-Spear 8.
Holingsworth, treasurer Of Knox County,
has been convicted Of embeulement, and
win 60 TO the penitentisry for three ysars.
When hs started into politics. In 1SS2, ha
was farmer worth $4,000. His defaloa,
ton reached $4,000. rF
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LAyAy1Trs, IxD., Feb. cit ID now a.
most certain thst the dead body found in
the Wabash river near hsre, is that Of Miss
Lou 1shbitt, who y supposed = bsvs been
nurdered BY Amer q. Green, fyienA whe
totk hes buSgy.stdiAg lest fail ~ Z ,
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Veteras q Three lvars kIlIel.

DAYTON, O., Feb. 10.-Csptain A. u. Lilly,
aged seventy-two years, veteran Of the
Seminole, Mexican and civil wars, u
rum over and killed by street car Il ~
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AaslAss Aidssna. ssssssssd.

NEW YoRK, Feb. 11.-'Boodle" Alder
nan o'Neil has been sentenced TO four and
. half years imprisonment. :
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81. Louis, Feb. 10.-Prof. Ashburner an
nounces that there 10 an abundance OF nat
ural gas under this city.
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"A New York house-keeper writes
that she has = maid servant now work
ing tor fourteen dollars month who
has several thousand dollars in railroad
stock. which she has accumulated. She
reads tho news. dresses we'll and does
good work. from scrubbing to cooking
or sewing. ~,
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Faeal ChIllses's Quarrel.

DANvILE, KY, Feb. 1.-TWO cOlored
children, aged six and seven years, quar-
relied to-day, and the older one choksd the
other TO death.
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To Clvllizo tho Cease,

BRussELs, Feb. "a company has been
formed for the construction Of railways in
the Congo State and the settlement of that
territory. Deputy Sebss tier is president
OF the Company. :
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PA1Is, Teb. 1l.-Anarchists assert that
ths outrages ct Lyons snA " Etksans ere
eply ~ beginning of Ne Alarchist osu-
ihSv ssy; Ssctios h SOW nssjsd."
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ATLANTA, Ga, ysb. 10.-Jacob Miller, =
Ohio ouaksF, who came here with funds q
purchase land Tor colesy, IVES robbe6
lest pight Of eG7ssoa
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Muasarlaas KILLED by : FalIIas Teee.

THRoSE, Pa, Feb. 11.-During wind.
storm here this afternoon . tree blew
down, killing four Hungarian railroad L.
borers who had taken shelter under II.
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Captain Matthews, United States
navy. in his report Of his Journey in
Persia, says that with the Porsians
America goes under the general name
Of Gangcedonis or New World. Cap
tain Matthew'S and his Gangeedonian
companions were treated with the ut
most kindness by the Persian olIlcials.
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The first direct consignment Of
Texas meat 70 kosdsn comprised A676
caroasses OF chilled mutton. 740 quar-.
tsrs of bssl, 900 turkeys, - fowls. 20
esnvas-bsNk ducks and . casks Of
tongues The neat arrived IN asst-
elass condition. and vas sagsrly bought
up BY London householders. .Na [